Hotfix 20240422 #34
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Energy resolution in the scanner parameter file must be defined as a percentage (%), as gathered by SimSET: https://depts.washington.edu/simset/html/user_guide/detector_modelling.html On the other hand, STIR requires the energy resolution to be expressed as a fraction of the reference energy (which is set to 511). This means that instead of a perfectage needs to be expressed as a fraction of 1. So the percentage needs to be divided by 100 to be fraction of 1.
Included the model for the NeuroLF_BPET developed by Claudia for the CDTI project
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For further documentation on how to parse energy resolution into STIR Interfile: |
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I fixed a mistake in correcting a previous mistake fixing the parsing of energy resolution into STIR
I also included the model for the NeuroLF_BPET that is used in the CDTI project